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Any early stage VC or Angel network that is investing right now (60L to 1Cr) in India

To all startup founders: Running a business while it's not yet profitable must be challenging, especially when you have a family to support. How did you manage to stay focused and keep things going during those tough times? What helped you balance yo

Why Personal Branding is Key to Startup Success In today’s crowded business world, your startup isn’t just competing with products and services—it’s competing for attention. And that’s where personal branding comes in. 1. Build Trust: People connec

A Sneak Peek To Good Side of Angel Investing! Hey Everyone, Yesterday, we talked about the easiest and least risky funding method for startups: bootstrapping. It’s all about using your own resources to grow your business, keeping things in your co

The biggest threat of AI isn’t job loss — it’s the takeover of trade. Because AI is unbiased, and ironically, all human trade is driven by bias — personal preferences, emotions, trust, and perception

WILL THIS WORK? I am planning to build an investment native social network and our goal is to: 1. Connect investors and facilitate knowledge sharing. 2. Educate users on investing and personal finance. 3. Empower informed investment decisions. 4.

(Discussion) How important do you think the founder’s personal brand and online presence is to the success of a startup? Can a strong founder identity drive growth, or should the focus remain on the brand itself? My pov:- A founder’s personal br

I have a good idea, to launch a Cryptocurrency like pi network, also I have a public support of 174k , which is enough to make the project popular through referrals etc , I need partners who know development, etc , to work with me , those who want to

Hi ! The Power of Small Consistent Steps Success is rarely about giant leaps — it’s the small, consistent steps that create lasting impact. Whether you're learning a new skill, investing in the stock market, or growing your professional network, c

Over the past two years in the U.S., I’ve learned one key lesson: a personal brand isn’t just nice to have—it’s essential. While companies come and go, your personal brand stays with you. And if you invest the time to build it, you gain an incredible